School of Design

 Bachelor of Design (B.Des.) in Interior Architecture & Design is normally a 4-year undergraduate degree requiring creativity and technical skills. Students learn how to create useful yet visually beautiful interior spaces for residential, commercial, and public structures. The curriculum includes architectural drafting, space planning, color theory, materials and finishes, lighting design, and computer-aided design (CAD) software. Coursework frequently involves studio projects, internships, and a final portfolio. Graduates are prepared to work in interior design firms, architectural offices, or as independent designers. This degree focuses on sustainable design methods, ergonomics, and the integration of technology into modern interiors, preparing students to build innovative and practical living and working spaces.

 Bachelor of Design (B.Des.) is an undergraduate degree program that focuses on developing creativity and design skills across various fields, including fashion, graphic design, industrial design, and interior design. The course typically lasts for 4 years and is structured to equip students with a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical expertise in design principles, tools, and techniques. During the program, students learn about visual communication, design history, human-centered design, and digital media, while working on real-world projects and internships. Graduates of the B.Des. program are well-prepared for careers in design studios, advertising agencies, fashion houses, and product development companies, with a strong foundation in both aesthetics and functionality.

Master's degree in Building Products and Systems, which takes approximately 1-2 years to complete, focuses on the design, development, and optimization of building materials and systems. Core courses include Building Materials Science, Sustainable Building Design, Advanced Construction Systems, Energy-Efficient Building Technologies, HVAC Systems, Building Structural Systems, and Building Performance Evaluation. The program integrates theoretical knowledge and practical skills, with a focus on material and system innovations that increase building performance, sustainability, and energy efficiency. Students participate in research, projects, and internships with construction companies or manufacturing. Graduates can pursue professions in building product design, construction management, sustainability consulting, and building industry research.

Master's degree in Computational Design and Fabrication, which takes about 1-2 years to complete, focuses on integrating digital technologies into design and production processes. Core courses include Computational Design Methods, Digital Fabrication Techniques, 3D Modeling and Printing, Parametric Design, Design for Additive Manufacturing, Material Behavior and Processing, and Design Robotics. The program blends theory and practice, preparing students to use computational tools and digital fabrication techniques in architecture, engineering, and product design. Students participate in projects, research, and internships at design studios or technology companies. Graduates may pursue professions in architectural design, industrial design, or digital manufacturing.